Rolling For Love

Steve Davis has given up on finding love. Between his demanding call center job and caring for his aging father, romance feels like a luxury meant for other people-people who don't carry decades of rejection and body image wounds. But when a whim leads him to a local game store and the owner talks him into joining a Wednesday night D&D campaign, Steve discovers something unexpected: a sharp-tongued librarian with emerald eyes who makes his paladin's carefully-crafted courage feel like his own.

Siobhan Henry has perfected the art of leaving before she gets left. She's convinced that everyone abandons her eventually-it's just a matter of time. So when her best friend forces her to try Dungeons & Dragons, Siobhan plans to hate every minute. What she doesn't plan for is Steve: patient, kind, and dangerously persistent. The kind of man who might actually stay. The kind of man who terrifies her most of all.

As their weekly game nights turn into coffee dates, and coffee dates turn into something deeper, Steve and Siobhan must face their biggest battle yet: learning to trust that love doesn't have to end in heartbreak. Because sometimes the bravest thing you can do is stop running long enough to let someone catch you-and the most powerful magic isn't found in spellbooks, but in choosing to stay when every instinct screams to flee.

Rolling for Love is a low-heat, later-in-life romance about learning to stay when your instincts scream to run, found families forged at gaming tables, and discovering that the bravest adventure is letting yourself be loved.